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Djerba Holidays

Come for the beaches, stay for the culture

Djerba, a charming island off the coast of Tunisia, is a tapestry of cultures, history, and tranquil seaside living. With a population nearing 160,000, it's a blend of traditional Tunisian heritage and Mediterranean influences. Known for its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, Djerba is also a cradle of rich history, where ancient traditions coexist with modern comforts.

Coastal serenity

Embrace the tranquil charm of Djerba, an island famous for its sweeping beaches of white sand and crystal-clear waters. This gem of the Mediterranean will enchant you with its own unique, harmonious mix of cultures. Wander through towns of whitewashed buildings, colourful markets and domed mosques, breathing in the scent of jasmine carried by the sea air.

Relax and explore

Djerba offers a perfect balance for those seeking relaxation or adventure. Enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of beach resorts like Sidi Mahres, ideal for sunbathing and swimming, or immerse yourself in the island’s history in Houmt Souk, with its winding streets, bustling markets and ancient places of worship. The island is also a gateway to the Sahara, with excursions to the desert offering a stark contrast to the seafront towns.

Discover Djerba’s diverse heritage

An island of multicultural influences, Djerba is home to unique architectural styles, from Berber villages to Ottoman-era mosques. Its history is reflected in its diverse cuisine, traditional handicrafts, and the famous El Ghriba Synagogue, a symbol of the island's ancient Jewish community.

Average weather in Djerba

Your Djerba questions, answered

Djerba is busiest during the summer months, when the weather is at its hottest. If you like things a bit quieter, try spring or autumn, when the island is still pleasantly warm and the beaches are less crowded.
Arabic and French are both widely spoken. Many locals also understand English, especially in tourist areas.
Tunisian dinar.
To fully experience the island's beaches, cultural sites, and laid-back lifestyle, you’ll need a stay of at least five days – or even a week, if you don’t want to feel like you’re cramming everything in.